Garnier Thiebaut Eloise Diamant Napkin Gien Millefleurs MILLEFLEURS

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This pattern was originally created for use at Buda Castle (also known as the Royal Palace) during the reign of Francis Joseph I who was Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary

and the company's heritage of excellence in design is matched only by its continuing efforts to cultivate creativity in the next generation of great artists

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The shape "coquille" (sea shell) is from ancient French Rouen faience

Garnier Thiebaut Eloise Diamant Napkin Gien Millefleurs MILLEFLEURSAt the height of his fame, Napoleon, brilliant military leader, outstanding organizer, knows to encourage the arts and letters and put them at the service of the greatness of his project. The ad model Eloise symbols of the nascent Empire rigorous lines, applied decorations wreaths and palmettes, development of refined satin fabrics Finished with corners caps.